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How long do Ice storms normally last?
An ice storm can last anywhere from about half an hour long to weeks, even months. There is no average. Some countries are in an ice storm for half of the year. Some places only see an ice storm once a decade, or less often.
Is there going to be a ice storm or a snow storm?
Statistically speaking, yes. Where and when, I'm not sure.
What year was the big ice storm in Beaumont Texas?
1997.
What did geologists think happened during the last ice age?
A land bridge connected Siberia and Alaska.
What are Frozen drops of rain that fall as pellets of ice and water?
This is frozen rain, which can be part of an ice storm. (Sleet is rain that freezes into ice pellets as it falls.)
What happened during the storm?
Snow was evrywhere, During the candian ice storm. if you were looking for something else then you were mistaken....But after the storm ice was in windows and on the ground...for those of you who dont know what an ice storm is, it is a Blizzard...YAY!
What is the point of view in the story What happened during the ice storm?
third person, non-character, objective, semi-omniscient
What happened January 30 2002?
A severe ice storm happened in Oklahoma.
What happened in 1998 in Canada?
A major Ice storm, took place
What happened in Canada in 1998?
A major Ice storm, took place
When was The Ice Storm created?
The Ice Storm was created in 1994.
Does anyone remember ice storm on Virginia peninsula during the nineteen sixties?
Yes
What is it called when pelets of ice falls during mixed precipitation in a winter storm?
hail
What front is a ice storm?
the front of an ice storm is a cold front
How many pages does The Ice Storm have?
The Ice Storm has 279 pages.
Can you eat ice that has formed outside during a winter storm?
Yes, but it may contain impurities.
Describe what happens in an ice storm?
During an ice storm, there is a layer of warm air between two layers of cool air. The cool air in the upper layer allows clouds to condense and form snow. When the snow hits the layer of warm air below, it melts and forms rain. When the rain hits the layer of cold air hugging the ground, it freezes again, creating a layer of ice over everything.
